Legendary star of stage and screen, Ralph Fiennes, stars opposite Miranda Raison (Spooks) in David Hare's 'fascinating, absorbing and very funny' (FT) play, transferring from a sell. Ralph Fiennes & Miranda Raison star in David Hare's Grace Pervades, transferring from Theatre Royal Bath to London's West End in Sept 2025. Sign up for updates!
Grace Pervades tells the extraordinary story of Henry Irving and Ellen Terry, the greatest stars of the Victorian stage, and Ellen's troubled and brilliant children. Ralph Fiennes is totally mesmerising in David Hare 's new play Grace Pervades, the first of a trio of works in an adventurous Ralph Fiennes season at Theatre Royal Bath with Theatre Royal Bath. Grace Pervades appears at the Theatre Royal Bath from Friday 27th June to Saturday 19th July.
To book tickets contact the Theatre Royal Bath Box Office on 01225 448844 or book online at theatreroyal.org.uk. In putting the two most influential theatre figures of the past back onto the stage today and exploring their legacies with compassion, magnanimity and - yes! - grace, he's reset the foundations of contemporary theatre. Greatness pervades.
Photo credits: Marc Brenner Grace Pervades is at Theatre Royal Bath until 19 July. Ralph Fiennes opens his Bath season in new David Hare play AWARD-winning stage and screen star Ralph Fiennes directs a summer season of plays at Bath Theatre Royal, and plays the joint lead in the opening play, the world premiere of David Hare's Grace Pervades, running in the theatre from Friday 27th June to Saturday 19th July. Overall, Grace Pervades is a worthy watch for any theatre lover with many insights to learn along the way.
This is the first of three plays that make up the Ralph Fiennes/Theatre Royal Bath Season, with Shakespeare's As You Like It and another new play, Rebecca Lenkiewicz 's Small Hotel, coming later this year. Grace Pervades continues at the Theatre Royal, Bath until July 19, then between August 15 and September 6 Ralph Fiennes directs As You Like it, before returning take the lead in another new play Small Hotel between October 3 and 18. Simon Thomas in South West England 4 July 2025 Bath's Theatre Royal has had its fair share of highs in recent years and a short season hosted by actor Ralph Fiennes looks set to continue the trend.
To launch the three plays (two new works and a Shakespeare), a premiere by David Hare looks almost like showing off. Ralph Fiennes as Henry Irving Photo credit: Marc Brenner. The subtitle for.
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